Fourth Amendment
U.S. v. Monroe History
On one occasion, the email host administrator and the base-wide area network administrator found 59 messages stuck in the email queue directory. In an effort to identify the source of the problem, several messages were opened and the header of the messages revealed they were addressed to a user known as "monroer." They also noticed that the messages were sent from newsgroups with sexually oriented names. To determine why the files did not process and to clear them from the system, the administrators moved the messages to a directory outside the email queue. Thirty three of the messages contained photographs and were transferred to a separate computer, where in a continuing effort to determine the cause of the system problem, a few were opened and discovered to contain sexually explicit photographs of adult women.
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